Rechercher
to reckon
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penser
to think or have an opinion about something
Transitive: to reckon that
02
évaluer, estimer
to guess something using available information
Transitive: to reckon sth
03
considérer, estimer
to think of or judge something in a particular way
Complex Transitive: to reckon sth [adj] | to reckon sth sth
04
évaluer, calculer
to calculate or estimate the value, amount, or number of something
Transitive: to reckon quantity of something
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estimer, considérer
to believe or accept something as true or certain, often with confidence or trust
Intransitive: to reckon on sth
06
compter, calculer
to count or calculate the total number of something
Transitive: to reckon sth
07
penser, s'attendre à
to expect to do something particular
Transitive: to reckon to do sth
reckon
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reckoner
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reckoner
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reckoning
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reckoning
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Exemple
Many people reckon that kindness can significantly impact others' lives.
He reckoned that the project would take longer than anticipated.
She reckoned it was best to consult an expert before making a decision.
After considering the options, he reckoned that the first choice was the most sensible.
The teacher reckoned the students' scores for the final grade.
